To call the Jacksonville Jaguars defense under Gus Bradley uninspired would be an understatement.
After four years of absolutely abysmal play on the defensive side of the ball (Bradley’s specialty), the Jaguars finally had some quality additions in Tashaun Gipson and Jalen Ramsey at safety and cornerback, respectively. Both players could be major play makers on any team, as Gipson proved with the Cleveland Browns and Ramsey proved in college and with the Jaguars in spite of Bradley.
With those two talents, and a few others on defense, the commitment to a scheme that was constantly exploited became even more evident.